Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Software as a Service (SaaS)



Apps similar to Logseq include Obsidian, which has a free version. Other options are Joplin, Anytype, Notion and Notesnook. Note-taking Tools like Logseq are a crowded field, with more than 100 alternatives for Mac, the web, Windows, Linux and Android.



Bangle.io is a web based WYSIWYG note taking app that reads markdown files right from your local disk.




Focuslify is a Workspace for Notes, Tasks, Meetings, and Bookmarks. It's a simple note-taking app with Calendar to boost your performance while working remotely.






Document every hypothesis, result, and insight in one place. Tests compound into knowledge instead of vanishing into spreadsheets.




Saner.ai is your Simple yet Powerful Second Brain, enabling you to instantly capture, find, and gain insights without manual organizing.




The IDE for tasks, notes and planning Thymer is a smart new editor (IDE) designed to write, plan or share big ideas at the speed of thought.




Simple and easy-to-use notepad app designed to make your life easier. Whether you're jotting down quick notes, creating to do lists, drawing, or organizing your ideas, FoxyNotes has you covered. Plus, with seamless Google Drive sync and backup, your notes are always safe and...




NoteSR is a secure and offline-first note-taking Android app that creates an encrypted storage space on your device. You can write text notes, attach any type of file to them, and open files directly inside the app — all fully encrypted using AES-256.



A modern, intuitive note-taking app with powerful editing capabilities, database views, AI integration, and fast search.




PANACHES is a local-first desktop workspace for makers, writers, developers and multidisciplinary creators.



